International Flight Attendant

Local Job Overview: New York

Role Essentials

  • Earnings: $35-$44/Hour (approx. $41.5k/Year)
  • Excellent work-life balance in New York.
  • Experience: No experience required (Training provided).
  • Flexible Role: International Flight Attendant (Part-Time)
  • Apply your your professional skills skills in a flexible New York environment.
  • Benefits: Employee discounts and perks (where applicable).
  • Employer: American Airlines (Hiring Part-Time in New York)
  • Worksite: New York, NY (Local Candidate Preferred)
  • This New York-based role is an excellent opportunity for professionals skilled in customer service.
  • Our American Airlines team in New York, NY is growing.
  • Benefit from working in New York, a key hub for the Aviation industry.

Cross Oceans with American Excellence

Explore the World's Skies

As an International Flight Attendant, you will operate on our wide-body fleet connecting the US to Europe, Asia, and South America. For those seeking the pinnacle of airlines jobs, long-haul flying offers a unique lifestyle far removed from everyday airport jobs. You will deliver premium international hospitality and manage complex over-water safety protocols.

Key Responsibilities

  • Long-Haul Safety: Master ETOPS safety protocols and manage the cabin environment during multi-hour ocean crossings.
  • Flagship Service: Execute our award-winning multi-course meal services and fine wine pairings in our premium cabins.
  • Fatigue Management: Utilize crew rest facilities effectively and monitor passenger well-being during overnight flights.
  • Customs Compliance: Ensure all international declarations and aircraft documentation are properly secured prior to landing.

Global Benefits

Enjoy incredible layovers in historic global cities, international override pay, and our world-class employee standby travel network across the oneworld® alliance.

Requirements

  • Must be 20+ years old with a High School diploma.
  • Valid passport with no restrictions on international travel.
  • Previous customer service or airline experience preferred.
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